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I am unsuccessfully trying to have variants of the macros:

\hat, \tilde, \check, \grave, ...

such that the accent is possibly clickable and gives a link to some other part of the document (using \hyperlink or \hyperref for instance). The math on which the accent occurs should not be affected (i.e not be a link). The display should also not be affected compared to the normal command (neither insider nor outside of the command).

There is the post Tweaking \tilde{} command with an answer of egreg which shows how to add symbols next to a tilde. However, it is not clear to me:

  • how to adapt to the precise case I am describing, and,
  • how much the technique leaves invariant the rest of the typesetting.
Thomas Colcombet
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    Can you add some more details about your problem? Just the accent should be clickable? I'm not sure why. – egreg Oct 08 '19 at 08:49
  • @egreg Yes, just the accent should be clickable. The idea is to go toward a fully hyperlinked document. Variables point to their moment of introduction. For instance, imagine that \tilde{g} represents some lifting of the function g in some ways. Then, when \tilde{f} is used, clicking on f would jump to the introduction of f, and clicking on the tilde symbol on top of it would jump to the definition of \tilde (i.e the definition of the lifting). – Thomas Colcombet Oct 08 '19 at 20:03

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